Pit four of your favorite Hot Wheels cars against each other on this four lane, straight away race track. There is a fair start gate at the top of the raceway so all the cars start at exactly the same time. At the bottom of the track there are a winner’s flag and flip up numbers for first through fourth place, so it is perfectly clear which car wins as they speed to the finish! Recommended for ages five and up, this folding track can connect to other Hot Wheels sets for extended racing action. The Hot Wheels 4-Lane Raceway folds up into a self-contained storage case complete with carrying handle. The entire track folds out to a generous six feet.
Reviewers note that it isn’t just kids who love to play with this Hot Wheels Race Track! Even adults have fun competing in the racing action. Most parents love the simple design of only four pieces that easily snap together, stay together, and fold up for easy storage. Quite a few reviewers, though, write that the Hot Wheels Race Track is rather flimsy and has trouble staying together. Frequent small repairs to snap the track back together seem to be a rather common problem.
What Features Are Included With This Racing Track?
- Want to know which Hot Wheels car is the fastest of em all.
- Then line em up and race em down the 4-Lane Raceway.
- The fair start gate and winner’s flag shows the clear victor in every race.
- Connects to other Hot Wheels racing track sets for crazy racing action.
- Case has a fold out handle for you to take your racing action to go.
Get The Scoop On These Hot Wheels Race Tracks.
Customer reviews are a great way to research a product and find out if it truly delivers. Here are a few owner comments from Hot Wheels 4 Lane Raceway reviews.
I use this toy for speech therapy and it is a lot of fun. It is easy to set up and is fairly sturdy-I gave it 4 stars for durability because it will collapse if the child leans on it, but mine has not broken, even with rough toddlers. (However, I don’t doubt that determined and unsupervised toddlers can do permanent damage to any toy.) The track segments, which typically just fold together, can become detached, but again, they’ve never broken. I just snap it back together. The release mechanism is easy for little hands to manipulate, including children with some fine motor problems. Older kids like that there is an impartial way to judge the winner (as opposed to just “eyeballing” it). There are little plastic things (flags?) that pop up when hit by the cars, and the first one to be pushed up shows through a little window at the bottom of the track. No arguments about who won.
Most Hot Wheels tracks are fragile, gimmicky set-ups that lose their appeal in a few days. Not this one. Every time your kid gets a new car, he’s racing it on this to see if it’s faster than his old cars. This means you can buy a couple cars for a buck each every other month and still get value from the track a year from now. And it’s fairly well built — it’s 98% plastic, and it’s designed to separate should a 9-month-old little brother happen to go Godzilla on it. One suggestion: pick up some extra plastic, orange, Hot Wheels track to connect to the end of this raceway. There are connections there for extra track. And the extra track is a great way to bleed off some speed with a nice ramp. That’s my 4-year-old’s favorite part.
So Where Is It Available And Is It On Sale Anywhere?
The best sales price I could find for this product was here which included free shipping.
